Stakeholders’ visual preferences relationships of Landscape design elements in constructed wetland parks.

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Abstract Verifying stakeholders' preference elements for public garden projects is one of the development methods in urban projects. Stakeholders' visual perceptions studies of landscape elements in Egypt are limited. The current research used a methodological approach based on a one-on-one photographic questionnaire to investigate the understanding of constructed wetland parks projects, technologies, and Landscape elements' visual perception. The questionnaire is used with different stakeholders engaged in a research project to create a newly constructed wetland park in Egypt. The research is part of a scientific project in Ten Ramadan city. It is a new city located in the northeast of Cairo. The paper highlights the importance of visual perception and preferences for landscape design elements to meet the community's needs. It clarifies that the local community needs to interact with this type of constructed wetland park in Egypt positively. Results may be used to drive community involvement policies and assist government officials, planners, designers in conserving the biodiversity of wetland parks. This paper demonstrates how the significance of landscape elements extends beyond the visual perception of the public park's design, contributing significantly to its visual dimension. Additionally, numerous aspects affecting landscape elements that can help users interact with the park elements will meet the new Egyptian cities' environmental needs associated with the hot climate and the desert nature.

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